crutchcorn
commented
3 years ago I admittedly did not know these rules, but you've outlined them in a well-outlined manner. Appreciate the help with the copy here - merging
Closed ghost closed 3 years ago
crutchcorn
commented
3 years ago I admittedly did not know these rules, but you've outlined them in a well-outlined manner. Appreciate the help with the copy here - merging
Hello! I have for you some quick UX copy corrections.
Capitalise ‘Git’
‘Git’ is a proper noun and therefore must be capitalised. Only in terminal commands is it correct to lowercase the word. From the Git documentation: ‘Path to wherever your core Git programs are installed.’ (Emphasis mine.)
Correct ‘checkout’ to ‘check out’
‘Checkout’ is a noun describing the process of checking something out. GitShark appears to confuse it with the phrasal verb ‘check out’. From the Git documentation: ‘By default, if you try to check out such an entry from the index, the checkout operation will fail and nothing will be checked out.’ (Emphasis mine.)
I will be more than happy to further clarify these fixes if necessary. I hope they help!